This picture represents pollination because the butterfly most likely had pollen on it from another plant. By landing on another plant, it transfered the pollen grain to the plant, pollinating it.
Friday, May 18, 2012
P is for Pollination!
Pollination is the act of the the pollen grain from one plant touching the stigma of another plant. With this act, fertilization begins.
This picture represents pollination because the butterfly most likely had pollen on it from another plant. By landing on another plant, it transfered the pollen grain to the plant, pollinating it.
This picture represents pollination because the butterfly most likely had pollen on it from another plant. By landing on another plant, it transfered the pollen grain to the plant, pollinating it.
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